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Phil Penton – Social Media for Dealerships

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Phil Penton – Social Media for Dealerships

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When looking to buy a new or used car, more and more people are going online first, rather than immediately to the dealership. More importantly, car buyers are logging onto Facebook, Twitter, and Google+ to discuss and ask for advice from friends and family on a potential car purchase. After the entire process is over, they are logging back on to Facebook and Twitter to discuss their experience at your dealership. Phil Penton will be discussing the importance of Automotive Social media and why it is essential for your dealership to establish a strong online social media presence.

When looking to buy a new or used car, more and more people are going online first, rather than immediately to the dealership. More importantly, car buyers are logging onto Facebook, Twitter, and Google+ to discuss and ask for advice from friends and family on a potential car purchase. After the entire process is over, they are logging back on to Facebook and Twitter to discuss their experience at your dealership. Phil Penton will be discussing the importance of Automotive Social media and why it is essential for your dealership to establish a strong online social media presence.

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  1. 1. Social  Media  for  Dealerships   Presented  by  Phil  Penton   Partner  and  President  of  Social  Dealer   Page:  41  
  2. 2. ABOUT  SOCIALDEALER   SOCIALDEALER  is  a  reputaEon  and  social  media  management  plaGorm   created  to  help  automoEve  dealers  easily  manage  their  social  profiles,   customer  reviews,  content  and  even  engage  with  consumers,  all   through  one  centralized  web  applicaEon.       Using  industry-­‐leading  automo2ve  technology     Reputa2on   One     So;ware   Social   Media  
  3. 3. Strategy  for  Success   LEAD  GENERATION   SOCIAL  MEDIA   REPUTATION   •  Build  buyers’   confidence   •  Get  more  reviews   •  Gain  public  image   •  Share  posiEve  reviews   ATTRACT   •  Promote   •  Connect  w/consumers   •  Referrals   •  Build  relaEonships   •  RetenEon   •  Grow  loyal  fan  base   •  Grow  sales   •  Reach  viral  audience   CONNECT   CONVERT  
  4. 4. What  is  a  Social  Dealer?   CONVERT   CONNECT   ATTRACT  
  5. 5. Reason  1:   IN  2008  CUSTOMERS  VISITED  3.6     DEALERS  BEFORE  PURCHASING  A     VEHICLE  –  TODAY  ITS  LESS  THAN  1.8   73%   Of  consumers   consulted  online   dealership  reviews   REVIEWS  ARE  USED  TO  ELIMINATE  DEALERS!   Source:  Yahoo  
  6. 6. Reason  2:   REVIEWS  AND  RATINGS  ARE  IN  YOUR   SEARCH  RESULTS  .  .  .   THE  AVERAGE  METRO  DEALER..  
  7. 7. Reason  3:   Reviews  have  gone   MOBILE   where  customers  can   see  your  reviews   instantly!     Reviews  are  dominant   in  Apple’s  iOS  6  for   iPads  and  iPhones  
  8. 8. Yelp: Why is it important? Yelp Reviews display automatically in Mobile Search Results 20% 29% Google Plus Cars.com 31% 8% 0% 7% Yelp 5% Edmunds Yelp rounds out the top three reputation sites in terms of Monthly Unique Visitors
  9. 9. Reason  4:   REPUTATION  AFFECTS  LEADS   A  2.7  RaEng   between  two     5  star  dealers   No  stars   1  star  
  10. 10. A  SUCCESSFUL  REPUTATION   STRATEGY  INCLUDES:   1. Monitor all review sites 2. Use reviews as a means to measure & improve 3.Respond to all reviews 4. Get more positive reviews 5. Promote positive reviews RESULTS:  Get  more  reviews,  Improve  your  average   raEng,  and  drive  more  opportuniEes!  
  11. 11. “PUBLIC CSI” Reputation Dashboard Have positive reviews been promoted on your social Have all the negative reviews sites? Where do you been responded to? need more positive reviews to bring up your average?
  12. 12. Monthly  Unique  Visitors  on  Review   Sites   Yelp    20,900,000      30,700,000     Google  Plus   Cars.com   Edmunds   DealerRater   Yahoo  Local    8,400,000     Yellow  Pages    33,000,000      307,000      7,400,000     •   4,800,000     Monthly  Unique  Visitors  provided  as  of  8/20/12  from  compete.com  
  13. 13. Total  Reviews  by  Review  Source   NE  Region  Dealers   15%   8%   43%   Google   Yahoo   Yelp   Yellowpages   Dealer  Rater   Honda   22%   Chevrolet   3%   31%   56%   24%   51%   14%   2%   9%   9%   11%   2%  
  14. 14. Total  Average  RaEng  by  Review  Source   5 4.5 4 3.5 3 2.5 2 1.5 1 0.5 0 NE Region Toyota Honda Chevrolet Google NE Region Toyota Honda Chevrolet Yahoo Yelp Yellow Pages Dealer Rater 3.11 3.15 3.52 3.36 2.57 3.86 3.82 3.73 2.46 3.07 2.8 3.3 2.07 3.87 3.81 3.88 3.53 4.47 4.48 4.56
  15. 15. RESPOND  TO  REVIEWS   Helpful  Safety  Tips   •  Respond  quickly   •  Do  not  use  a  template  response   •  Research  before  responding   •  Use  this  as  an  opportunity  to  learn  and  improve  
  16. 16. IN  YOUR  REVIEW  RESPONSE   What  to  include:   •  Apologize     •  Empathize     •  How  you  will  rec2fy  the  situa2on.       •  Be  conversa2onal  and  be  personal.     •  Never  a`ack  or  argue   •  Restate  your  commitment  to  service  
  17. 17. GET  MORE  REVIEWS   In-­‐Store  PromoEons  
  18. 18. GET  MORE  REVIEWS   In-­‐Store  Processes   •  Measure,  Review,  Change,  Repeat   •  Touch  Point  Training   •  Inspect  What  You  Expect   •  Align  Financial  RecogniEon  
  19. 19. BUILDING YOUR AUDIENCE
  20. 20. SOCIAL MEDIA CHALLENGES FOR DEALERS 1.  Getting Users to Engage & Share your content is difficult 2.  Dealers have limited Staff and Budget to Efficiently Manage All Aspects of Social Media 3.  Social Media Is Very Large & Complex – Requires significant Time to be effective 4.  ROI is not immediately recognizable in social media
  21. 21. A SUCCESSFUL SOCIAL MEDIA STRATEGY INCLUDES: 1. Capture all relevant social information 2. Create an environment to engage 3.Target InMarket Prospects & Customers 4.Engage with fans to reach their friends 5. Build a Sales Pipeline RESULTS: Attract local fans that have the potential to turn into customers and generate more leads!
  22. 22. BUILD IN-MARKET FANS
  23. 23. WHERE DO THESE CONVERSATIONS TAKE PLACE?
  24. 24. IT TAKES PLACE IN NEWSFEED
  25. 25. When you are in the news feed, you are in the palm of your customer s hand.
  26. 26. People  are  extremely  engaged  on   Facebook…   70%   Of  households  who   bought  a  car  in  2012  are   on  Facebook   1B  stories     posted  every  day   (US,  average)   Source:  Facebook  internal  data,  June  2012.  
  27. 27. And  they’re  interacEng  with  each   other   40B+  news  feed   impressions  every  day (US, average) Source:  Facebook  internal  data,  August  2012.  
  28. 28. Americans  on  Facebook  are  very  engaged     179   72%   MILLION ACTIVE USERS AVG. NUMBER OF FRIENDS   276   142   MILLION MOBILE USERS U.S.  ACTIVE  FACEBOOK   USERS  RETURNING   DAILY   Source:  Facebook  Internal  Data,  June  2012  
  29. 29. Your  customers  are  on   Facebook  
  30. 30. Seven  out  of  ten  internet  users  in  the  U.S.   are  on  Facebook     69%   OF  INTERNET   USERS   VISITED   FACEBOOK   55%   WORLDWIDE   Source:  comScore  Media  Metrix,  August  2012  
  31. 31. American  Facebook  users   represent  the  full  populaEon…   Age  of  Facebook  users     23%   19%   18%   20%   17%   13-­‐24   25-­‐34   35-­‐44   45-­‐54   1.6x   more   likely  to   use  FB   55+   47%   FEMALE   53%   MALE   Source:  comScore  Media  Metrix,  August  2012  
  32. 32. …  for  more  Eme  …   8:55   6:02   4:31 4:10 4:54       3:27   2:26 2:27     1:10 1:35     Microso;TM   YahooTM   GoogleTM   Facebook   Microso;TM   YahooTM   Hours  per  month  per  user  on  desktop  (US)   Twi`erTM   InstagramTM   GoogleTM   Facebook   Hours  per  month  per  user  on  mobile  (US)   Source:    Desktop:  comScore  global  monthly  data,  September  2012;  Mobile::  comScore  US  monthly  data,  September  2012    
  33. 33. Ads to reach people you are reach Sponsored stories to NOT ADS connectedyou(newconnected toin the voice people to are audiences) AND of the brand THEIR FRIENDS
  34. 34. How  ads  and  sponsored  stories  work  together   From  a  Page  Post     Homepage Homepage Page post from Page Sponsored stories*:    Fans  and  their  friends   Ads:    New  audiences   *People are seeing a story that they could have seen in their news feed. A business has paid to ensure that the viewer sees a story that they may have seen anyway in their news feed. Mobile
  35. 35. How  ads  and  sponsored  stories  work  together   From  a  friend’s  acEon   Homepage Friend activity (check-in, like, post like, etc.) Sponsored stories*:    Fans  and  their  friends   check-in post on mobile timeline *People are seeing a story that they could have seen in their news feed. A business has paid to ensure that the viewer sees a story that they may have seen anyway in their news feed. Mobile
  36. 36. Custom  Audiences  allows  you  to  target  your     off-­‐Facebook  audiences  on  Facebook   1. Identify segments of customers or prospects 2. Find these people on Facebook using email, phone or UID 3. Reach the exact people you want to talk to with Facebook ads

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